Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-05-02

Mrs. Clinton Gallup has gone to
Saratoga Springs. Sammy Worth
en- has gone to y. FL. to work. Ed.
Green left for St. Johnsbury April
p.
Miss. f. 5. Fairchild closed her
Sth term of school here, the 28th.
and will not return for the coming
wear. Under her instruction the pu-
pills have made good progress in
their studies during the past two
years. The people of the district are
very sorry to lose the services of so
faithful and efficient a teacher.
East CharIcStOn-
Fred Trip and c. E. Carruth have
painted their houses.
Frank Rich has gone to New York
to work.
Mrs. DIR. Cushman and Miss L.
Rich advertise to do dress-making.
c. c. johnson is in the meat bust
ness again, and his cart will move
soon.
BERTHE Adams, who has been teach
ing in Derby the last twenty weeks,
is at home.
f. L. Mosher is breaking up house
keeping. Mrs. NJ. goes to Island
Pond to reside.
Burt Lang has three-years-old colt
that weighs 1870. Better brace up a
little on feed before the animal be-
comes ''stunted."
Mvron Bucklhas his large barn all
ready to raise. The Bucks are good
| farmers, and the big barn will sup
ply long needed want on their
large farm.
! Coventry
The village schools commence to
day, Miss Davis from Troy and Miss
Wilkinson from Glover teachers.
The following officers were chosen
at NJ E. S. S. J. P Wheelock,
Supt; Mrs. B. F. Tower, assistant
Supt; n. W. Gray, Sec. and Treas.
Mrs. John Bailey died last Friday
after long and severe sickness her
funeral was held on Saturday and her
remains were laid beside her husband
in the Centre cemetery. She leaves
six children.
Mrs. Mary A. LivermOre, the
eloquent lady orator, will deliver a
lecture at the Cong. church here on
the evening of MAY Il; subject,
EThe Bane and the Antidote." Adj
mission % cents. Our people will
be afforded an opportunity to hear
one of the best lectures and best
lecturers in all New England, and
they ought to turn out in large num-
bers.
Ora t. DiIr-V-
Edward Hoyt and family have
moved to LacOnia, n. H.
Willie Merrill remains about the
same Mrs Simeon Robbins is much
better.
Mr.. Job Allen and Mrs. Noble Kin
ney attended the Conference at St.
Johnsbury.
Charles Stone had his hand badly
cut with a saw in the BOynton mill
last week.
Fannie Hatch is in so bad mental
condition that she will be sent to the
Brattleboro asylum.
Bell Hartman will teach the sum-
mer term of school at the Common,
and Nettie Litch at Mill Village.
The people of Craftsbury will be
glad to welcome Rev. Mr.. Scribner
here as their pastor. He is a good
preacher.
The stage driver that carries the
mail from Wolcott to Craftsbury had
his horse so badly injured that he will
have to buy another.
The Greensboro folks have broken
out the road through that town so
the stage runs, but the roads were
never worse than this year.
Miss Minnie Wylie teaches school
in Dist. No. u, Jessie Chamberlain
in the Withers Dist. and Miss Jessie
Smith in the Collins district.
Aleck Calderwood gave his annual
public sugar party, Monday, April
18th. Quite large company attend
ed and a good time was enjoyed.
The band at n. Craftsbury are
sorry to lose Elmer Douglas, one of
their best musicians, who has enlisted
into the L. S. army for five years.
Rev. A. B. Blake returned from
last week, but his family
have not been able to reach here yet,
owing to the condition of the roads.
Myrtle Warren goes to Morristown
next week to commence her summer
school there.-Emma Dorman is to
teach in Irasburgh this summer
Mary Weber will return to johnson
next week to attend school there I'M
til June.
A correspondent from Hardwick
inquiries through the MONITOR about
the snow rollers. l would say that |
they are in every respect all that is
for them, and this town has
used two the past winter, and voted /
to build more this year